Sentence examples for arena performing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wixell was not afraid to dip his toe in the pop arena, performing all the songs in the competition to choose Sweden's entry in the 1965 Eurovision Song Contest.

The following year, he appeared at The Prince's Trust concert at London's Wembley Arena, performing "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" and "Here Comes the Sun".

Just a couple of hours previously she'd been onstage in the packed-out arena, performing for the Eurovision jury, and it's clear she's already taking time to reflect on what comes next.

He goes out from his home in Palm Springs, Calif., on weekends to play arenas, performing songs from both albums on the charts and loving every minute of the screaming adulation of his fans.

Its portfolio of buildings includes stadiums, arenas, performing arts centers and convention centers.

The DVD follows the band as they meet in a studio for the first time after 15 years, tour the globe playing over 140 sold out arena concerts performing to a million plus fans and features 6 live performances from the band's world tour, an assortment of never before seen glimpses behind the scenes, bloopers, band jokes and special moments with the fans.

Nearby, construction is under way on a $270 million sports arena and performing arts center.

While Ms. Avelina chatted with Mr. Safuto, the rest of the FireDancers were on the arena floor, performing just inches beyond the edges of both end zones and apparently unconcerned about becoming part of a play.

Today, the Expo site is crowded with scores of national pavilions, sculpture gardens, shops and a $270 million sports arena and performing arts center that is shaped like a flying saucer.

Zou Kai reminded everyone why he holds the Olympic titles in floor and high bar and the deftness Feng Zhe showed on parallel bars left one suspecting his next trick would be scaling the North Greenwich Arena and performing handstands along its scaffolding.

Within a year, that capability is likely to spread to wired patrons of most major theater chains, stadiums, arenas and performing arts centers.